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10 Spectacular Fast-Growing Flowers

Published on September 10, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

These fast-growing annual flowers can be started from seed with the quickest ones like calendula blooming in just six weeks. Beautiful, easy to grow, and reliable, they are favorites for many … [Read more...]

25 Annual & Perennial Flower Seeds to Sow in Fall (Printable List)

Published on September 9, 2021Last updated October 24, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

If you live in a cold climate, there are plenty of annual and perennial flower seeds you can sow in the fall garden. Later, as winter turns to spring, the seeds germinate, giving a jump start on … [Read more...]

How to Save Sweet Pea Seeds For Future Sowing

Published on September 8, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

Learn how to save sweet pea seeds for future sowing. Once the flower pods are plump, brown, and dry, it’s time to collect and store your seeds. Are you growing other flowers? You can save your … [Read more...]

20 Easy Plant Propagation Tutorials for Gardeners

Published on September 5, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

If you have always wanted to learn plant propagation to grow more plants from the ones you have, we have tutorials for starting from seed, cuttings, roots, layering, and division. Growing indoors or … [Read more...]

4 Easy Ways to Overwinter Geraniums

Published on September 4, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

There are several ways to overwinter geraniums (Pelargoniums) from your garden. Use paper bags, boxes, or a sunny windowsill to keep them alive until spring. If you have trees in pots, this shows … [Read more...]

Compost Versus Compost Tea: Which is Better?

Published on September 1, 2021Last updated October 3, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

Is compost tea good for plants? Should I make it for my garden? Let’s look at what is known about compost tea and what—if any—value it has for improving soil and feeding plants. This topic is part … [Read more...]

How To Grow Vegetables Outdoors in The Winter

Published on August 31, 2021Last updated October 3, 2021 ♛ By Melissa J. Will

Growing vegetables in winter is possible even in cold climates. Success depends on choosing the right crops and using protection like frost cloths or tunnels. I’ll show you how to get started. To … [Read more...]